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<blockquote data-quote="moonbase" data-source="post: 1133980" data-attributes="member: 178786">[USER=175005]@John[/USER]Thank you for your detailed reply and for the video clips of the 5G interference.I am using a twin probe Titanium C1-PLL single output LNB. It is the model with the WiFi filter but not the 5G filter.The LNB is in a plain pipe reamed internally at the LNB end. I need the pipe as a feed in order to get reasonable scope for adjustment of the distance between the dish and the feed rim aperture.I do not seem to have a volatile spectrum like those in your attached video clips so perhaps I an not geting shafted by 5G?It could be the LNB and the pipe causing the uneven spectrum with the spurs. I will try the dish upwards and away from the sun once I have finished testing 38.0 East.In the meanwhile, I might strap on another LNB, possibly a Norsat DRO or PLL on a cheap Chinese single feed to see if it flattens out the spectrum and removes the spurs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moonbase, post: 1133980, member: 178786"] [USER=175005]@John[/USER] Thank you for your detailed reply and for the video clips of the 5G interference. I am using a twin probe Titanium C1-PLL single output LNB. It is the model with the WiFi filter but not the 5G filter. The LNB is in a plain pipe reamed internally at the LNB end. I need the pipe as a feed in order to get reasonable scope for adjustment of the distance between the dish and the feed rim aperture. I do not seem to have a volatile spectrum like those in your attached video clips so perhaps I an not geting shafted by 5G? It could be the LNB and the pipe causing the uneven spectrum with the spurs. I will try the dish upwards and away from the sun once I have finished testing 38.0 East. In the meanwhile, I might strap on another LNB, possibly a Norsat DRO or PLL on a cheap Chinese single feed to see if it flattens out the spectrum and removes the spurs. [/QUOTE]

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